Metalor Precious Metals Hong Kong Ltd. has been added to the London Bullion Market Association’s Silver Good Delivery List, a mark of quality accreditation that opens access to the global institutional silver market.
The London Bullion Market Association has accredited Metalor Precious Metals Hong Kong Ltd. as an approved refiner on its Silver Good Delivery List, a benchmark standard recognized by central banks, bullion banks, and institutional traders worldwide.
Good Delivery accreditation is not easily obtained. The LBMA requires refiners to meet strict specifications covering silver bar weight, dimensions, purity — a minimum of 999.0 parts per thousand fine silver — and hallmarking. Applicants must also demonstrate sound management practices and financial standing. Only a limited number of refineries globally hold the designation.
For Metalor, which is headquartered in Switzerland and operates a network of refining facilities across multiple continents, the Hong Kong accreditation extends its footprint directly into the Asia-Pacific market. Hong Kong sits at a natural intersection of mining output from across Asia and demand from both industrial buyers and investors in the region. Having a locally accredited refiner reduces friction in the supply chain for institutions that require Good Delivery bars for settlement.
For the broader silver market, the addition of another major refiner strengthens supply-chain depth. As industrial demand for silver grows — driven by solar panel manufacturing, electric vehicles, and electronics — the ability to efficiently certify and deliver metal through recognized channels becomes increasingly important. More accredited refiners within key geographic hubs helps the market absorb demand surges without bottlenecks.
Metalor’s expansion of its Good Delivery credentials also signals continued confidence in Hong Kong as a precious metals hub, despite broader shifts in regional financial flows in recent years.
Watch for any update to Metalor’s gold Good Delivery standing in the region as a potential next step for the refiner’s Asia-Pacific ambitions.
